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Atonomus Mode??
Currently I am in contact with a team, who's programer says that with a 4-wheel, trank tread drive train their robot will not be able to run in atonomus mode. I was just wondering if this is true? Please help!!
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05-02-2003, 16:23
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That is totally incorrect. There is no programming limitation in the autonomous mode. The only thing that is not available is the joystick and switch inputs from the Operator interface
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